We developed Glint after long reflection on the colour of light — the gold of the sun, the gold of fire. A candle burns at its centre, and behind the flame a broad metal disc waits. As the wick flickers, the disc catches the glow and gives it back softly, so the light reaches you twice: once from the flame, once from its reflection.

Shaped by hand

The base is rough iron, left unfinished so that it keeps the marks of the hand that shaped it. Above it rests an aluminium disc, thirty centimetres across, in gold, silver or copper, paired with a wax catcher for the small rituals of the flame. Every piece is made by hand in our workshop, and a candle is included — the lamp is alive the evening it arrives.

Warmth asks for no wires. A flame, and something to catch it.